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The Week In Review
Wed 13th March to Tue 19th March
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Officer takes 'route 96' from constable through to chief of regional force
19/03/19 - Gavin Stephens offered top job after serving at every rank since joining Surrey Police. • An officer who has placed neighbourhood policing as the bedrock of law enforcement in Britain has today been given the chance to put his beliefs into practice – as the newest chief of a regional force. Gavin Stephens has been named a
Officer commended for Grenfell disaster charged with possessing indecent video of underage girl
13/03/19 - Met superintendent's court denial she saw 54-second WhatsApp clip 'sent by her sister'. • A QPM-holding senior officer commended for her work helping families affected by the Grenfell Tower disaster is due to face trial accused of possessing a video of a small child being sexually abused which she is said to have received on WhatsApp from her siste
Once, twice, three times a hero for braveheart dog handler
19/03/19 - Officer collects third commendation – this time for chasing down and arresting suspect despite horror spike wound. • Doctors told police dog handler Dan Thomas that his heroics in catching a fleeing suspect after being impaled on a metal fence spike could have cost him his life from a fatal blood loss. The braveheart PC suffered a hor
- 14/03/19 - The Graduate Detective 'to release pressure valve on frontline officers'
- 19/03/19 - Detective sacked over sex comments at work in 'culture of banter'
- 19/03/19 - Detective: I want to rid the killing streets of Britain in memory of my murdered friend
- 18/03/19 - DC doubled as a 'black cab driver' special case hearing told
- 19/03/19 - Katie Price's partner in court charged with threatening a Kent officer
- 18/03/19 - Officer who helped bring notorious offenders to justice dies
- 18/03/19 - Task force ready to respond to any 'unprecedented set of circumstances' thrown up by EU withdrawal
- 18/03/19 - 'One officer fired single shot in intelligence-led operation death'
- 18/03/19 - PCC quits Labour Party after abuse of MP
- 19/03/19 - Verdict on £100m one-off funding: It's a drop in the ocean and nowhere near enough
- 15/03/19 - Force apologises after 'cynical' couple convicted of sabotaging child abuse probes
- 18/03/19 - Police and politics should pair-up in property share for 'good of communities'
- 18/03/19 - National success for digital investigator
- 18/03/19 - Despairing businesses call in private police to protect livelihoods
- 17/03/19 - Police Orchestra to stage concert at Royal Albert Hall
- 15/03/19 - Hillsborough summing up: What a competent match commander should have done and known by day of FA Cup game
Features
Institutional inertia must end if we are to stop terrorism
Dr Dave Sloggett looks at the intelligence failures behind the Manchester Arena attack. • Of all the litany of failings made in the report by parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee about the Manchester Arena terrorist attack, one observation stands out. The comment that the secur
- Growing concern over rise in prison and probation suicides
- Public order policing done well in central London
Comment
Irish Border Security: The catalyst for a renewed Dissident Republican Campaign?
Dr Dave Sloggett discusses if the recent spate of terrorism-related activity on the mainland of the United Kingdom is a precursor to a return to violence. • The enduring discussions over the Northern Ireland backstop in the process by which the United Kingdom is going to leave the European Union (
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